A new poll has found that an overwhelming majority of people want to see venues, galleries and museums do more to support deaf, deafened and hard of hearing audiences. Nearly eight out of ten people Read more
Today Campaign Collective turns five years old. We launched our social enterprise on 22 February 2016 with two clients, three Members and a business plan which read that if in doubt we would do the Read more
Nicola Richards, Director of Palms Row Health Care, has been shortlisted for the ‘Not All Heroes Wear Capes’ category in the CovidComms awards in recognition of her work to raise awareness of the care sector during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Campaign Collective has published its annual report revealing the financial performance of the social enterprise and its social impact.
A social enterprise, such as Campaign Collective, means that a business will have a positive social impact as well as providing a service. For example, our Members have supported more than 30 campaigns in the past year.
Campaign Collective's 2017-18 Annual Summary has revealed another year of growth for the social enterprise.
Campaign Collective, the social enterprise communications firm that was recently named Better Society Consultancy of the Year, continues its growth with the addition of two new senior professionals. Beth Andlaw joins the Collective from her previous Read more
The second Campaign Collective annual report has been published outlining the success of the agency in the year to 31 July 2017. The report shows an income of almost £200,000 – up 74% on the Read more
For the sixth year in a row Campaign Collective Members have successfully supported the Brathay Apprentice Challenge. Last week nine apprentices from GSK in Ulverston were named apprentice team of the year 2017 at Brathay Read more
Campaign Collective has become the latest organisation to join the Charity Comms network. The organisation, founded in 2007, now boasts over 500 organisations and 4,000-plus individuals working in charity communications and marketing. Simon Francis, Founder Read more